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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-10-08
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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-10-08
NO. 2.
JUDICIAL NOTICES

S,IlERIFF'S SALE
District court, Parish Of 81. Landry, No. 1896
, 1887-07-07
Smelter at Tacoma.

Mr. G. B. Wright, one of the direc-
tors of the Northern Pacific railroad,
informed Seattle Post representa-
tive that Mr. Ryan, the great hotel
man of st. Paul, is working up the
business of establishing a smelter at
Tacoma, in which Mr.. Wright has
promised to take an interest. Mr..
Ryan has leased his big hotel in st.
Paul and has purchased twenty-three
acres near Point Defiance, where the
smelter will be built. Mr.. Wright
said the railroad will be built to it,
Ryan has placed $4,000 in the Coeur
6Alene mines, out of which he will
get ores, but the reduction works will
be for custom work, reducing ores
from all tributary mining regions.
MIR. Wright has just been in Alaska,
and thinks the mining region there is
9 valuable one. Mr.. Ryan has con-
traeted to begin construction work on
1O0-ton smelter within sixty days
from this time.
, 1887-07-07
Another Steamship Line.

A San Francisco dispatch of June
2Sth, says:
Present indications point strongly
to the inauguration of another
Transpacific steamship line from San
Francisco within the near future
The Canadian Pacific Is striving TO
operate its line from this city 4
San Francisco merchant wrote 20
General Manager Van Horne some
time ago, asking what the prospects
were for his line running down here.
Alr. Van Horne replied they were
most favorable. The negotiations
which are being carried on at present.
he said, are bound to result as they
want them.
1t Is currently reported in steam
ship circles that if the Canadian Pa
Gltic failed to get the dock room here
which 1t was after, it has now nearly
completed arrangements with the Pa
elhc Coast Steamship Company for
carrying its trade from this city to
Portland and other coast points to
Vancouver and Victoria.
Some months ago Mr. Van Horne
and President Harris of the Northern
Pacific held q conference in New
York. Although it IS not known
what they talked about, the reports
were that it was about steamship
matters and the China and Japan
trade. At present the Northern Pa
sitc receives very little, if any, of the
business coming from the Orient,
and it is believed that there is deal
between the Northern and the Cana
dian Pacific for the trans-Pacitic
trade. 1t looks az though the Pa
cifc Mail anticipates the move since
it has appointed b. AIoseley, OF New
York, as its general manager, and
has transferred the executive head
quarters from New York to this city"
, 1887-07-07
'RASCls W. PEETYGEovE, Sr., p
PIaiatifi,
No. lO2O


FRANCS w rT;I'GHo'f' v5 ST. Flni-'ih' No. TO-,
HIRAM Il. MORSE, Defendant.
The United States OF america send greetiu: tC
Hiram &. Morse, defendant:
NOu are hereby required 10 appear in IAN action
brought against You by the above named plain
tiff in the District court OF the Third judicial
District of the Territory of Washington, holding
County of jefferson, for the Counties OF JefSr
son, Cla!am, Island and San Juan, and TO answer
the COmplaiSt filed therein within sixty days
after the date Of the first publication of this sum
mons, or Judgment by default Will be taken
against you, according to the prayer OF the CON-
Plaint fled herein.
The cause and general naInre of the action il
a. follows: The plaintiff Francis W Pcttygrove,
Sr.. brings this action to compel the defendant
Hiram &. Morse, to rs-ConVey to him the Wss
rrn one half of tlGck eleven Of Pc JiygIove's Ad.
ditiou to The City of Port Townsend: alleging
Ia The complaint filed her in. that on the I9fil
day of JuSe, A ID. 1873, the plaintiff and defend
ami entered INTO an agreement, by the terms of
which the p,aintii agleed 10 convey 10 the de;
tCHdant the III OTe-desCTlbeG property FOR the
consideration that the defendant wOu.d. within
eight months fIOm said day, commence to build;
and within one year from said day comp,ctg, tho
erection Of Il dwelling house upon The lands
aforesaid: that plaintiff. in pursuance OF sad
agreement. did, on said day, convey 10 Ihe de.
fendant the Said iands and that the Time men
toned in said agreement has long since elapsed;
that defendant has never built laid dwelling.
house a. aforesaid and still fails reSlects, and
refuses to carry out his portion OF said agreement
Plaintiff pays in the complaint that the defend
ant may be compelled by the Court to re-convey
to plaintiff the laid lands, and that in default
tEcreof the Court vi appoint 81 commissioner
To make such ConveyancS ami p!aintid asks
Judgment tor his CrstS and Endorsements herein
and for all other relief that may ne equitable and
just.
49,. Witness the Honorable r. A Jones
So Judge Of said District Court, and the
h>'-' seal thereof, this 9Th day of May
-~-- 4. D., 1887.
JAMES $EAVEY, Clerk
BRADSHAW & SACHS. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Date OF first publication MAY Il 1881
, 1887-07-07

TERRITORY oP WASHINGTON,
County of jefferson. sS'
~ S'sfick COURT WILLIAM If. wHITTLESEY, Jus
TIcE OF THE PEACE.
To w. V. Chase:
lou are hereby notified that III. C. WillisoD
liSS hieI complaint against you in said Court
S lilru VIII come on to be heard at nay office IN
iI' .o:t I townsend, In Jefferson County, W IT. on
., Gay OF July, 4. D., 1887, at the hour OF IL
. e!.oSk, i, ~ m.- and unless oou appear and thci,
snd s there answer, the samc will lie tnkcn H. con
sSsseu and the demand of the plaintiff granted
tnTeJ tIe ooJeet and 5emand of sa;d complaint is as
IoiioMs; The plaintiff seeks to recover the sunl
OF 500 from the defendant, for professional
~; eI'ices rs q physi ian rendered defendant and
a n ,"nnIy Ins.y bstween the ed day OF February,
a. y ~. i0of ana The 2Jlh day Of March, ID. ISL
aI I ne special Instance and request of defendant
a1i ~ I ior Whicn defendant promised aud agreed
u pa! pal the ress nnble worth aud value
NohPiaint hlrd Iunr 25th. A. u. lS6T
WM. IL. WH,Tr.ESEY
Ja.tice OF the Peace
N '.Rt RtpsliA~ * SAcH-, Attorneys for Pla ntif'
oi'e oi hrst publication, June -, 1851 st
, 1887-07-07

1t is more highly refined than aIy Salt AL
harmful Ingredients found in rnost Salt
moved therefore IL g the safest to uce-
It's free from lime and pan scales, requires Nc
sitting. 1t is the strongest and altogether the
most economical.
1t dissolves very eas,.y, therefore does not
spoil butter by the gritty partielcs, often hap
pens with other Sal;.
Common salS is tao risky for anybody TO use in
Eaking Butter. The oorest families u.s. so
little sal. on their table that they can afford 10
.et that which is tire most healthy and the best.
EOLHF,S' EXTRA SIFTED SALT is used by
Ihe best d@irymea in California and has never
.atled 10 please hettcr than any other brand
whenever tried.
Backed in 80, 100 and 20 pound Pure Linen
Iags; also il pound Cotton Bars and Cartons
Insist On having this brand from
your Grocer.
MASON, EHRAIAN & CO, Ag'ts for Or, .,on
PORTLAND.
G. 2. WHITNEY & CO., Pacific Coast A.'ls
i N Ifri NEISf,G.
, 1887-07-07
NOTICE.

SAN JUAN oTNTY, ". T.-sS
n OIICE is Eer-Dy given. that 4 q uud"tsign d
~ was. o. the 2Hh day Of MAJ, 1857 duly an
pointed administrator o; the estate OF George p
Mcdonald, deceased, late of said county All
persons having claims against the deceased must
present them 10 me. with the necessary Youch-
ers, al Friday IIaTbOr, in said county, With y
one year after the date and first publication of
this notice or be forever barred. and those in
settle the same. JOHN II. BOWMAN
June2-w4t Administrator
, 1887-07-07
UNITED STATES DlsrElrr l.AxD OFFICE.

olympia, ". T.. May t. ISs1.
Notice Is hereby given that ole T. Nc!-
son has filed notice OF intention TO make
final proof before he Judge, or in his ais nc !.
the Clerk of the r0lSato Court, et his olilcr in
New Dungeness, w, T., on Friday, the Isl ,!av
OF July, A ID, 1887. on Homestead Application
No. 5'G3, for the SW = of Sec. ., TIP. 2S north d.
runge I3 west.
lie names as witnesse Peter Fi-her William
Smallsy, John Sutherland and MeJrinI Whi,ticr
all OF Forks, w. n. JOHN Y. OSTRANDER,
Register Of the land OffIr..
, 1887-07-07
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

United States District Land Office,
Olympia, Washington Territory.
To George Leslie Hill, and all whom it may con.
Germ:
Notice II hereby gwen that, in compliance with
the provisions of the Act OF Coneress approved
june 3. ls's, entitled IAN Act Cor tn sa e OF
Timber Lands in the States of California, Ore
Son, Nevada, and Washington Territory" llan-
iton j. Carr, OF Clallam Co .ntV. Washington
Territory, has this day filed in this nflico his ap
tion /, and lois l.. and Sc j. Of NRi+ ef ser.
tton , in tow ship 81 north. IA &c II west OF
tho willamette Meridian.
Any and all p .rsOns claiming adversely the
said described land. or any portion ;he cof arc
hereby required TO file their claims in this o:fice
within sixty (6di days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my ofic in Olympia,
W. T., this 2nth day of May, A. d. 1887.
JOHN Y. OSTkANDER
l6-lOw Register of the Land OfTlc..
, 1887-07-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, Washington Territory

May IL. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that Martha j. Smith
has filed notice Of intention to make final proof
before the Clerk of Probate Court at his office
In New Dungcness. w. T., on Friday. the ist day
of July, A. u. 1887, On Pre-emption d. s No.
1920 for the Sc L of SW \ aud 81, OF Sc !. OF
Sec. s, and Sw i OF SW \ of sec ., Tp. IS Y, II
Ii west.
He names witnesses: Ole Nelson P-ter
Fisher, and Wm Smallie OF Forks, w T., and
Rev. II. J.. Vornon OF QuilayuIe, w n.
JOHN Y. OSTRANDER
1E6w Register of the Land Ofiice.
, 1887-07-07
NOTICE.

Picked up, email boat in Useless Bay IL feet
long. double enGer, clinker buii, painted white
bright varnished rail ne pair of galvanized row
locBS attached. Any one claiming such destrib d
boat can have her on paying all expenses
EDWAt ID OLIVER.
Useless Bay, May 9th, 1887.
, 1887-07-07
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, 1887-07-07

N'"'--i'b VT hh Al OLf Ml'lA, W. L. :
E,i. May Ia. 1887. !
Noticel IL h'rehy given Shat william SLIallry has
filed notice Of Intention TO max, f;,nI moor h
i0Fe INC dnd-c or III his absence the 'C;cr:, a
the fro,atS Court, ut h, Office. ia New Dan.
SehSss, SH w - on Saiurd sS. IN" 81 day of Iniy
Tor the w X of NE = ana L !. G. NHls o; SEC
ID, Up ~ north, range - west
Fisher; John Sutherland, and Mcriai Wiitt;cr
all OF Forks, W.. 7.
JOHN y. OSTRANDER
tsegiste of The Lnnd OffirS
, 1887-07-07
L. s. LAND orF,cE AT oLYNr,. ". r.

u I17'7'" "Ff'Oh At ULl MIIA. ". T.,
NAV IL 1851.
Notice is hereby given that cter FISHER n. =
Lied olice Of intention 10 maze fi:al p.oof be-
icre tho judge, or in his absence the CT rk of
thn Probate Court, ~ his Office. IN New Dun
.enss., W T.. ON Saturday the a,i Ciuy 81 july.
y. ~, iS>,. On Homestead Application d. sI5i
ior mo T. a oi SEA of Sec. =; NE !. of NE ). of
north. rsnce l. west. -
lie; names - witne- Ole r. Nelson. Vim
all of Forks, W. T. -''
JOHN Y OSTRANDER
Register OF the IanI ,fj...
, 1887-07-07
Bette: than Gold.

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, 1887-07-07
SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
t-ict of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms Mt Port Townsend. jefferson County. for
Counties OF Jr;: r-o:I, Clallm, Is land, and san
Juan
, 1887-07-07
SeattIa-Whateom Route.

The steamer w. X. NfeI.Nyin will leavs
Seattle every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening, mt } o'clock, for Whatcom, calling N
MukilteO, TuIaiip, CoupcvilIe, OHk iIarbor. Ut
salady, L;icouuer. FifaIgo, Anacortes, Guemcs
Samish. faiThayeH. Bellingham and Sehome.
Returning will leave What' ON every Monday
Wednesday and Friday evenings, mt O'Clock
for Seatte, calm. at intermediate points Oh The
wny
, 1887-07-07

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blank books, leather u..uu.! ..-......, ;,.,d
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, 1887-07-07

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, 1887-07-07
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Skagit River and way ports every Moiiday aho
rerurnIn. Tuesdays and Fridays.
, 1887-07-07
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAHSP0aTATI0N CO
Carving the y. S. saaii.
Pt. Townsend, Seattle & Tacoma Rout,

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iih) will run daily except Sunday between PUr1
Towns Hi and Tacoma, leaving Port Townsend
Il /. p. III and to 1chi"g at Port Ludlow, PoIl
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-27

New York, Oct 24-Arrived. schrs Y Glover,
| Ingersoll Jacksonville Harold G Beecher,
Bond. Brunswick Hazard Smith, George
| town. S G.
Belfast. Oct 24-Arrived, bark sirian Star OBJ,
| Askin, Pensacola.
Lizard, Oct 24APassed, steamship Highland
Prince Orr, Mlburn, Savannah for Bremen.
Nassau, Oct 16-Sailed, schr City of Nassau
| (Brl Kelly. Brunswick via Eleuthera
Apalachicola, Oct 2l-Arrived schrS Sarah A
Fuller Brown. Mobile; 9th. Rebecca + Lamdin
Diggins, Pensacola; Cleopatra, Peters, New
Orleans.
Boston, Oct 24-Arrived, schr Messenger,
Falker, st Simon's Ga.
Baltimore. Oct 24-Arrived, schr Belle Hooper,
brunswick, oct 21-Cleared, schr Gaa Paa
| Nor) Hansen, Buenos Ayres.
Georgetown, S c, Oct 22-Arrived. schr W
Mclean. Hudson. Charleston.
Sailed, schrs Matte May, Richardson, and
Nellie Floyd, Johnson New York.
Jacksonville, Oct 22-ATrived, schrs Melissa
Trask, Trask, Bangor; VIM Marshall, Meln,
Norfolk. Oct 2EArrived steamship Naranja
| (Br), New York for Savannah, and cleared.
New Bedford. Oct % Sailed, bark Edward
| Cushing. Dow, Pensacola, and returned; schr
| Ella NJ Storer, Stinl, Savannah.
Port Royal S c, Oct 24-Arrived. schr Fannie
| f Woston Mari. Beaufort, n G.
Philadelphia, oct 24-Cleared, schr Eta Hall
| Lister, Mason, Palatka.
Delaware Breakwater Oct 22-Passed out,
steamship Bellingham (Br) from Philadelphia
IOT OOOSaW. . "
st Augustine, about Oct 19-Arrived, schrs
Pearl of Orrs Island Chris TOPPER, Philadelphia
Christian Bergh Sanchez, do.
Satilla River, Ga. Oct 2D-Sailed from Bailey
Mills, schr Fannie Gorham, WEIGH, Boston
Vineyard Haven, Oct 23-Arrived. schr Mes
senger, Falker. Simon's Ga, for Boston.
New York. Oct 26-Arrived out, steamship
Moravia from New York for Hamburg
Fernandina. Oct 26-ArTlved and cleared to
return, steamship State OF Texas. Williams,
New York.
Arrived, schrs Mabel Hooper, Hooper, Boston;
Lizzie Lane, Herrick, New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, Oct. 90, noon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at per cent Exchange
long, 81 S115GD4 S1M; short, 81 S514G14 S51h
State bonds neglected. Government bonds dull
but firm.
500 D. m.--Exchange dull but firm at 81 SEA
4 S. Money easy at 30l4 per cent. closing
offered at 3. Sub-Treasury balances Gold S132,-
$1,000; currency S12,334. 900. Government bonds
dull but firm four per cents 1855; four and Il
half per cents 1885. State bonds dull but
steady.
The stock market to-day was moderately
active and strong until the last hour. The feel
ing was generally bullsh, and met with little
resistance except from the trading element, and
while foreigners were doing little, commission
people were moderate buyers throughout.
Shorts showed a disposition to cover and
prominent bear operator is said to be a heavy
purchaser. The report that a gain in the earn
ings of Reading for September would reach
81 900 900 was factor in the improvement, and
earnings actually reported were all favorable,
which did something to increase the good feel
genuine bull market, which it has up to this
time lacked. The gain was very slow but
steady with no set back of importance until
the last hour, when the temptation to take
profits was too heavy for traders and part of
the Improvement vas lost. The opening was
firm to strong, and with quiet business prices
rose slowly, with grangers most conspicuous in
the trading. After noon there was more de-
cded upward movement, in which Union Pacific
became the leader, and the best prices of the
day we're reached between 1 and O'Clock, after
which the list receded a fraction. The decline
was checked by $50 however, and the close
was uliet and firm at fractional advances from
opening figures The following were the closing
ouotationS:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-27
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Oct
26--15 bales cotton, 10 bbls rice, 8 boxes bacon
80 caddies tobacco. and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Oct 26-1 $50 bales cotton 1885 bbls rosin 407
bbls spirits turpentine ,246 boxes oranges. %
bales hides. cars iron, % boxes tobacco, 81
boxes lemons, 80 cars lumber. 2 cars wheels.
cars coal. cars cattle. car wood. 90 bdls paper
% sacks rice. 103 cases preserves, "A bbls whisky
and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Oct 23-5, 172 bales cot
ton, a bales yarn. SO bales donestics, 1856 sacks
bran and meal, 5 bales hides, ~ pigs tobacco. |
pkg paper 1871 lbs bacon, 1893 bbls rosin SO
bbls spirits turpentine 2 bales paper stock, 103
bbls rosin 100 bbs lime, 100 lbs fruit Gears coal
bbls beer, 2 pkgs empties, 2 cars cotton seed,
DO bbs cotton seed oil, % pkgs hardware 2kegs
liquor, 5 bales plaids, 145 hf bbls beer, 2O5 ar
bbls beer. 36 pkgs goods, 405 bbls -four "a, $50
los -four, 1 horse, rs cars lumber, - cars wood.
II bushels rice, 2 bbls syrup. - tons pig iron,
pkgs Irvine, 100 pkgs carriage material, IS doc
brooms. i3El pkgh a.dse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-27

Circular from Hubbard, Price & Co
Through John s. Ernest, Southern ManGgerJ
NEW YORK, Oct 26.-The tendency of the
market which was apparently so clearly shown
yesterday abruptly changed this morning when.
with an improved Liverpool, the disposition to
sell was at once checked, ana prices opened at
slight advance. During the day the trading has
been light, but at no time was there any attempt
to force prices downward, and though dull, the
feeling has been q very firm one The short in
tereSt seemingly has covered almost entirely,
and operators, while loath TO sell in the face of
the unexpected strength, are awaiting the out
come of the manipulation. being much mixed.
Attention is being directed to the heavy exports,
which are largely in excess of last year, ana
in these, with the better tone of the foreign
markets. have been the main reason for the inn
provement in our quotations. Spot transactions
have been much interfered with by the deliv-
cries on October contracts, which continue
heavy with no prospects Of diminishing while
cotton can be brought here and delivered at a
profit.